Yolanda Ríos


Yolanda Císcar Mateu, known professionally as Yolanda Ríos, was a Venezuelan-Spanish actress best known for her appearances on the game show Un, dos, tres... responda otra vez and her theatrical performances.

Beginnings

Yolanda Ríos broke onto the artistic scene at 19, playing a small role in Javier Aguirre's film Pierna creciente, falda menguante, and a year later she appeared in the premiere of Antonio Buero Vallejo's play '.
From there she jumped to Televisión Española, where she participated in some episodes of the series ' and Tres eran tres.

Television

Ríos found popularity when Narciso Ibáñez Serrador chose her as one of the hostesses of the first stage of the game show Un, dos, tres... responda otra vez, where she remained from 1972 to 1973, and on the first program of 1976, in which she and her fellow secretaries chose new secretaries by giving them their glasses. She gave hers to.
A few months after the end of the contest, there was a renewal in the direction and presentation of the Sunday afternoon show ' led by. Its new director,, entrusted the young Yolanda Ríos to lead the three-hour variety program with actor from The Chiripitiflauticos.
In subsequent years she made other forays into television, although increasingly further apart. She appeared in episodes of the series ', ', ', ', ', and ', as well as the plays ' and Molière's The Imaginary Invalid on the show Estudio 1.

Film

After her brief experience as a TV presenter, and throughout the 1970s, she continued to play small roles in films such as , La espada negra by Francisco Rovira Beleta, and Sesión continua by José Luis Garci.

Theater

In theater she premiered plays such as Les Poissons rouges by Jean Anouilh, ' by Pedro Gil Paradela, What the Butler Saw by Joe Orton, ' by Santiago Moncada, and , by Antonio Gala.
In 1986 she joined the, directed by Adolfo Marsillach.

Later career

After training as a set designer with Elena Kriukova, she worked in that role on Yo, Leonor, performed by María Luisa Merlo. In her last years she focused on the production of shows such as Grease and Spamalot.

Personal life

She was married to actor and stage director Juan Calot, the father of her two children Alicia and Edgar.
On 26 April 2012, Yolanda Ríos died in Madrid at age 60.